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YSA Staff CPD Programme 2021-2022 YSA Staff CPD Programme Welcome to our Yorkshire Schools Alliance CPD Programme 2021-2022. In putting together this year’s programme, we have combined sessions from external expertise with our own YSA teachers and leaders, to meet the needs of teachers and school leaders at every stage in their careers. We are excited to include Craig Barton, well known for both his applications of Cognitive Science and for his work in Maths and James Durran, North James Durran - Yorkshire advisor and expert in Literacy, as part of our programme this year. Disciplinary Literacy The various strands of the programme are summarised on the next page and we hope that the information in the booklet will answer most of Monday 27th September your questions; however, you are always invited to make contact on and Monday 15th [email protected] with questions about any part of the programme. November, 4-5pm Given the renewed emphasis on subject specific training and the curriculum, in the booklet this year, we have also included some subject specific links James Durran is a Senior Education for many of the core subjects (taken from Mary Myatt’s recent book ‘Back Adviser for North Yorkshire County on Track’/website) on pages 4 and 5 and there is also a more general Council. He has 24 years of teaching recommended reading page, (page 11) with links to reliable sources of experience, and has lectured on information, recommended by CPD leads from across the YSA. PGCE and MA courses. An experienced trainer, James has Much of the programme will remain on Microsoft Teams this year, to delivered seminars, lectures and practical workshops across the allow for maximum attendance and protect against further disruption in UK and abroad on the teaching of English, Media and literacy, schools. Some events, for example, the March training event, is planned to for both secondary and primary teachers. be ‘in person’ and we hope that this will give opportunity for us to renew acquaintances across the alliance, and forge new links. Booking for all events is via the booking platform Eventbrite and attendance at ALL Monday sessions is FREE! CLICK HERE Contents Summary3 of Subject4-5 Specific Monday6-7 4-5pm MA8 in National9 Recommended10 School11 Partners 2021-2022 Development CPD Education Professional Reading Programme Programme Qualifications Research and on Teams Development in the YSA March Training Day Event 2 2021-2022 Summary of the 2021-2022 Programme CPD leads from all partner schools continue to meet regularly to identify the training priorities for their teaching staff. This shapes our Continuing Professional Development Programme, as below: New teachers Continuing professional development - Early Career Framework for years 1 and 2 Leadership Each school in the YSA is responsible for registering their own Early Sessions on Mondays – 4-5pm on line and free to attend Career Teachers for the ECF from a choice of providers. We have a bespoke programme via Leeds Trinity University, working with the Target audience – middle and senior leaders, those involved in University of Birmingham and Capita, which some YSA schools have managing and leading others in schools. Programme on pages 6/7. chosen to use. A range of NPQs are also available via the Teaching School Hubs in York, Leeds or Harrogate. Please see page 9 for further details. Continuing professional development Subject specific development Continuing professional development - Via the networks, we offer subject expertise offered by external speakers MA in Education and YSA colleagues. Subject networks tend to meet virtually once/term Bespoke offer via Leeds Trinity University for the PG Cert and the MA or more regularly if the need arises. The target audience is Heads of in Education. Please see page 8 for further details. Subject primarily, but networks are open to all teachers who would like to be involved. The list of network leads is on page 4. Research and development work Online reading/blog recommendations for many of the core subjects Fortnightly email bulletins of relevant and recent educational evidence- are included on page 5. based reading aimed at all staff involved in teaching and learning is sent to all schools. There are also specific opportunities for research projects Continuing professional development - in schools. Katie Hunter (YSA R and D lead) passes these to all schools via their Pedagogy CPD lead. Sessions on Mondays 4-5pm on line and free to attend Target audience – classroom teachers/middle/senior leaders and others March training day event interested in learning and classroom practice. Programme on pages 6/7. Wed 16th March 2022 Continuing professional development - Craig Barton will be our speaker at this year’s March training day; open to all schools to send individuals or groups of staff. Pastoral training Sessions on Mondays 4-5pm on line and free to attend Bespoke delivery Target audience – Form Tutors, pastoral leads, classroom teachers, Please ask! Repeat sessions, or tailored more to your audience. non-teaching professionals eg learning mentors. Programme on pages 6/7. Email: [email protected] for more information. 3 YSA Staff CPD Programme Subject Specific Development Here is the list of Network leaders; please email Tori /Kathryn at [email protected] to be added to distribution list for your respective Subject Network. Network Name Leader Name School Email Art Emma Radley Queen Mary’s School [email protected] Business and Matthew Perry St Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Economics Supported by Brendan Foley King James’s School [email protected] Careers Jo Dukes St Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Classics & Latin Rachel Askew Queen Mary’s School [email protected] Computing/ICT Craig Walton Woodkirk Academy [email protected] Dance Claire Noonan St. John Fisher C High School [email protected] Design Technology John Bagshaw Grammar School at Leeds [email protected] Drama Louise Woodward Bedale High School [email protected] English Chris Kilby St. John Fisher C High School [email protected] Exam Officers Tracey Mahoney St Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Food Technology Jenny Betteridge St Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Geography Natasha Colville-Robins & Ripon Grammar School [email protected] Andy Childe Bedale High School [email protected] History Chris Hansen Thirsk School & Sixth Form [email protected] Librarians Lisa Bryden King James’s School [email protected] Maths Hannah Radcliffe King James’s School [email protected] MFL Andrew Maccallum St. Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Music Andrew Moxon Ryedale School [email protected] PE John Strover St. Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] PSHE Monica Perry Harrogate Ladies College [email protected] RE Maggie Gee St. Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Science Matt Park St. Aidan’s C of E High School [email protected] Sociology/Psychology Jeannine Fisher St John Fisher C High School [email protected] 4 2021-2022 All links on this page and throughout the booklet are live, please click to go directly through to the recommended resource area. Subject Specific Development Art and Design Computing Design and Drama BBC Bitesize Barefoot Technology BBC Bitesize British Museum Code Club Drama Resource Food – a fact of life National Gallery CoderDojo Drama Works How stuff works NSED Computer Science Teachers’ Assoc National Assoc for the teaching BBC Bitesize The Tate Computing at School of Drama STEM Victoria and Albert Museum Digital Schoolhouse National Drama Hello world Magazine RADA Scratch Royal Shakespeare Comapany Ten Tips for Teaching Programming STEM English Geography History Languages BBC Bitesize BBC Bitesize BBC Bitesize Assoc for Languages Learning Litdrive BBC Radio 4’s Great Lives series BBC Teach resources KS3/4 BBC Bitesize National Assoc for the teaching Geographical Association Historical Association Curriculum 2014 best practice of English Google Maps for Education National Archives Duolingo app Poetry Society Guardian Eyewitness Goethe Institut’s German resources Talk for Writing National Geographic’s Around the Light Bulb Languages Team English World in 12 days Mama Lisa Ordnance Survey Mapzone Spanish resources Time for Geography The Latin Programme Woldmapper Maths Music Physical Education Religious Education BBC Bitesize Arts Council Music Education Assoc for Physical Education BBC Bitesize Complete Mathematics Hubs BBC Bitesize Culham St Gabriel’s Trust Mathematical Association BBC Bitesize School Games National Assoc of Teachers of National Centre for Excellence in BBC Ten Pieces Sport England Religious Education Teaching of Mathematics Incorporated Society of Musicians The Daily Mile RE Handbook Love Music Trust Youth Sport Trust Religious Education Council of Music Teachers Association England and Wales National Teachers’ Choir RE Online New Music Curriculum Guidance Virtual piano Science Association of Science Education Excellent subject knowledge is consistently identified as a key factor in promoting good student progress. BBC Bitesize Access to high quality, reliable subject materials are therefore essential for teachers. These source materials BBC Teach resources for core subjects are taken from Mary Myatt’s book ‘Back on Track’ and are also available on her website
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